If You Loved 'Good Boy' On Prime, Here's 5 Must-Watch Park Bo Gum K-Dramas That’ll Steal Your Heart Too

5 Must Watch Park Bo Gum's K-Drama: Park Bo Gum has once again captured everyone's attention with his incredible performances. After leaving fans hooked with When Life Gives You Tangerines, his latest series Good Boy is now stealing the spotlight. Currently streaming on Prime Video, Good Boy is available exclusively to Amazon Prime subscribers. If you've already binged the show and are still mesmerized by Park Bo Gum's charm, we've got you covered. Here's a list of the Top 5 shows you should watch next. Keep scrolling to discover your next favorite!

Loved Good Boy? Here Are 5 Must-Watch Park Bo Gum K-Dramas!

1. When Life Gives You Tangerines

When Life Gives You Tangerines is a heartwarming slice-of-life K-drama that follows the story of a young man from Jeju Island who learns to embrace life's unpredictable turns while holding onto his roots and chasing new dreams. At the center of the story is Park Bo Gum, who delivers a deeply emotional and grounded performance, winning over audiences with his quiet charm. The series also stars Kim So Hyun and Jung Hae In in supporting roles. You can stream the show exclusively on Netflix. It consists of 10 beautifully crafted episodes that blend emotion, nostalgia, and self-discovery.

2. Record Of Youth

Record of Youth follows the journey of a passionate young model-turned-actor, Sa Hye-jun, played by Park Bo Gum, as he strives to make a name for himself in the fiercely competitive entertainment industry. Alongside him is Park So Dam as a makeup artist with big dreams of her own, and Byun Woo Seok as his longtime friend and rival. The drama beautifully captures the struggles, sacrifices, and hopes of youth trying to chase their dreams against all odds. Park Bo Gum shines as the emotional core of the series, making it a must-watch. You can stream Record of Youth on Netflix, and it has a total of 16 episodes.

3. Reply 1988

Reply 1988 is a nostalgic, heartwarming slice-of-life drama set in a close-knit neighborhood in late 1980s Seoul. It follows the lives, friendships, and families of five childhood friends as they navigate school, love, and growing up. At the heart of it all is Park Bo Gum as the quiet, genius Go player Choi Taek, whose understated presence and emotional depth stole hearts worldwide. The ensemble cast also includes Hyeri, Ryu Jun Yeol, Go Kyung Pyo, and Lee Dong Hwi. With 20 beautifully written episodes, this series is available to stream on Netflix.

This remains my favorite K-drama till date, nothing hits quite like the warmth of Reply 1988.

4. Encounter

Encounter is a poignant romance that tells the story of two people from very different worlds who unexpectedly fall in love. Park Bo Gum stars as Kim Jin Hyuk, a free-spirited young man whose simple outlook on life captures the heart of Cha Soo Hyun, a recently divorced hotel CEO played by Song Hye Kyo. Their emotional journey unfolds across beautiful backdrops, from Cuba to Seoul, making the story feel like a modern-day fairytale. Park Bo Gum's sincere and heartfelt performance makes him the soul of the drama. Encounter has 16 episodes and is available to stream on Netflix.

5. Love In The Moonlight

Love in the Moonlight is a charming historical romance that follows the unlikely love story between a crown prince and a young woman disguised as a eunuch in the royal palace. Park Bo Gum stars as Crown Prince Lee Yeong, a playful yet intelligent royal who finds himself drawn to the mysterious eunuch, unaware of her true identity. His chemistry with Kim Yoo Jung, who plays the spirited heroine, adds both heart and humor to the series. Park Bo Gum's magnetic performance as the witty and romantic prince is the true highlight. The show has 18 episodes and is available to stream on Netflix.